200e

On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 4:01 AM, cray5656 <amni56@tpg.com.au> wrote:
> arent the 256e and 210e doing the same thing with regards to voltage
> mixing ? If I use the 210e and have 3 CV inputs sent to output 1 thats
> voltage mixing isnt it?

the 210e allows fully arbitrary but basically non-dynamic mixing of
mabny sources and destinations (8x5)

the 256e can do dynamic (cv-controlled) scaling, inversion, and fades
between (two) cv sources.

pretty different...

> I have 6 panels left and I am trying to decide what I need
>
> Cynthia Zoe
> Model 225e
> Model 256e
> Model 285e

the 256e seems kindof useless here because you have very few cv
sources. i guess i would go with a 291e, which does lots of stuff.

> I like the idea of the 225e but am not interested in playing it in a
> conventional note system..has someone done a youtube vid of the 225e
> not set up like an abstract piano?

i don't have any videos, but i've used it for all kinds of stuff. with
a computer, it becomes simply a means to produce arbitrary
externally-controlled pulses and cvs (limited by MIDI resolution). i
used it as the brains for a pretty gnarly abstract 4panel feedback
patch at the last NAMM...